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"This is not a Fugazi Show" Benefit for Art Share LA @ Spaceland, 7/15/07
On any given Sunday there is a barrage of things to do in Los Angeles.
This particular Sunday I received an invitation from Kamran V of Spaceland Records to go to "This is not a Fugazi Show" a tribute to Fugazi (a benefit for Art Share Los Angeles ). As I made my way there I had got a flat tire, I didn't let this deter me and borrowed my loftmates car. It was worth it. 15 musicians that would rotating through out the evening; with some combinations that have never played together The evening was filled with spontaneity and incredible energy (for a worth while cause).
After the jump... a photo essay with some of the evening's best moments.
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